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  <title>New Relationship Ministry!</title>
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  <pubDate>Wed, 25 May 2011 16:38:12 GMT</pubDate>
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We have launched a new &amp; exciting relationship ministry called&nbsp;Genesis 2:24. Genesis 2:24 focuses on how to find, keep and grow a lifetime relationship.
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If you are single, engaged, married or even divorced and desire to understand relationships better - this ministry is for you!
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We want to not just talk about, but transform the face of relationships.&nbsp;Pastor Ted has already began to lay&nbsp;the foundation&nbsp;on Sundays. You&nbsp;will want to be&nbsp;part of this movement!
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A Genesis 2:24 Launch Event was held June 17th @ 7:30pm. We had a great time and a very open discussion abour relationships. We plan to have events monthly and&nbsp;hope you&nbsp;can join us. In the meantime, keep up with Pastor Ted's&nbsp;video messages via our blog at&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="http://www.genesislifetime.blogspot.com">www.genesislifetime.blogspot.com</a>
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This is just the beginning of what's to come!
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-Qwest UMC
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  <title>Money Matters</title>
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  <pubDate>Thu, 25 Jun 2009 16:22:53 GMT</pubDate>
  <content:encoded><![CDATA[Financial freedom requires the recognition that God is the rightful owner of all things.&nbsp; Exodus 4:2 depicts God calling Moses to a place of conversion, to a higher place in his life.&nbsp; God asked Moses a great question.&nbsp; The Lord said to him, "What is that in your hand?"&nbsp; Moses said, "It's a staff.&nbsp; For Moses, the staff represented the tool of his trade as a shepherd.&nbsp; It represented his skills and talents and all of his experience, which is the package that God had given him to make a living and a life.&nbsp; Everything Moses needed for financial freedom and to fulfill God's purpose was already in his hand.&nbsp; What unique gifts has God already placed in your hand that you are not using to your full potential.&nbsp; Perhaps instead of looking all over for your financial breakthrough, we all should be looking within to the gifts we already have.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;We all&nbsp;have been&nbsp;given certain traits and attributes that are unique to each of us.&nbsp; Use them to the best of your ability everyday and believe that God&nbsp;will bless that which you already have&nbsp;.&nbsp; Have a great day.&nbsp; Peace!
Ted Rollins]]></content:encoded>
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  <title>Powerful Phrases</title>
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  <pubDate>Fri, 05 Jun 2009 15:18:52 GMT</pubDate>
  <content:encoded><![CDATA[Today is Friday June 5 th and I thought I would write something about how to easily make a major difference in the lives of the people we know and encounter.&nbsp; I believe that we are all called to make a difference.&nbsp; Early this week I read a wonderful book by Rich Devos entitled "Ten Powerful Phrases for Positive People".&nbsp; Rich Devos is a very unique and successfull business man.&nbsp; He founded the company Amway and he currently owns the Orlando Magic basketball Team.&nbsp; In his book he outlines some simple phrases that we can use to make a difference.&nbsp; One such phrase is "I am wrong".&nbsp; I love that one because I beleive we all are sometimes guiltly of not using this one enough.&nbsp; Sometimes our stubborn will to be right all the time can drive a wedge between friends and family members.&nbsp; At times the urge to be right can lead to arguments that aren't worth winning and in&nbsp; hindsights are just plain silly.&nbsp; I beleive that many times it is okay to just say that&nbsp; I was wrong and move on.&nbsp; Saying that I am wrong is the beginning of a healthy process.&nbsp; We grow when we place greater importance on healing a relationship than defending our position.&nbsp; Understanding that everyone errs in life takes the sting out of being wrong.&nbsp; Admitting we are wrong is the only way to truly heal the hurt we may have caused others.&nbsp; Without it, people tend to bear a grudge and develop wounds that may never fully heal.&nbsp; Look for the next opportunity to say that you were wrong to the people in your life.&nbsp; Watch how far this one step can help heal the other person, but also what it does for you.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; It's okay to laugh at yourself sometimes and say I was wrong!! God bless and have a great day.
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Pastor Ted Rollins]]></content:encoded>
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